Koz Araçanic

Koz Araçanic
Pronunciation	(English: /kɒz ɑ.ɹ̠ə.'sɑ.nɪk/, -/'θɑ.nɪk/)
Language family	Çana
Early form(s)	Old Araçanic, Thessama, Proto-Çana (Unattested)
Writing system	Kozlahu alphabet, Latin alphabet (Non-Standard): Xudha alphabet
Official status
Spoken in	Kozdenen (Unofficial)
Speaker
Endonym	seha Mʉrugʉli /se.ha mɨ.ru.ɣɨ.li/ ['se.ha 'mɨ.rwːɨ.li]
Technical information

Koz Araçanic is a dialect of Araçanic spoken in Kozdenen by a community of Çana people known as the Marugali or Mʉrugʉli. It diverges greatly enough from Araçanic’s standard variety, especially in pronunciation, that some linguists consider it a separate language. The Mʉrugʉli and their speech should not be confused with more recent Araçanni immigrants to Kozdenen.

Phonology

See also: Araçanic#Phonology

Consonant Phonemes

	Labial	Alveolar	Retroflex	Velar	Glottal
Nasal	m	n	ɳ
Plosive	p		ʈ	k
Fricative	β	s z	ʂ ʐ	x ɣ	h
Lateral		l	ɭ
Trill		r

Vowel Phonemes

	Front	Central	Back
Close	i	ɨ ɨ̃	u
Mid	e		o
Open		a

Writing

See also: Araçanic#Writing

Grammar

See also: Araçanic#Grammar